Arithmetic Algorithms in a Negative Base
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A Note on Base -2 Arithmetic Logic
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New Hardware Realizations of Nonrecursive Digital Filters
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The Counting Recursive Digital Filter
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Rounding and Truncation in Radix (-2) Systems
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Fast Hardware Fourier Transformation Through Counting
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Complementary Two-Way Algorithms for Negative Radix Conversions
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An Algorithm for High-Speed Digital Filters
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A Realization of the RAM Digital Filter
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A Note on Conditional-Sum Addition for Base - 2 Systems
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Adoption of a negative radix for number representation results in a system that is totally indifferent to the sign of the number. Compared to the sign-magnitude representation, the approach considered here requires one extra digit.